Nothing Headphone (1)
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Nothing Headphone (1)
Type:full size (over-ear)
Connection:3.5 mm, Bluetooth v5.3
Кодеки:AAC, LDAC
Frequencies:20 – 40000 Hz
Battery:1040 mAh, up to 35 h
Adaptive noise cancellation system. Good battery life, support for the LDAC codec, and Hi-Res Audio certification.
Over-Ear Headphones by Nothing, 2025 model, represent an advanced price segment and are the flagship of the brand's lineup. It is claimed that specialists from KEF (Kent Engineering and Foundry) participated in the creation of the model. Branded features include a transparent body and the use of metal in the design (ear pads are made from pleasant faux leather). The Nothing Headphone (1) supports two options for connecting to a smartphone or other audio sources — via Bluetooth v5.3 (operating range up to 10 meters) or wire (an accessory with mini-jack connectors on both ends included).
The high sound quality is due to rather large 40-mm dynamic drivers, with also support for LDAC codec and Hi-Res Audio certification. In noisy environments, the adaptive noise cancellation system with a depth of up to 42 dB helps focus on music or the voice of a caller. Convenient and fast pairing is ensured by support for Google and Microsoft profile functions. Other features include a Bass Boost option for enhancing low frequencies and good battery life, which can reach up to 80 hours of music playback (without ANC) and 53 hours when taking calls. The package includes a case for storage and transportation. Additionally, two color variations are available on the market — white and black. The transparent design stands out, supported by KEF, delivering high sound quality with 40-mm drivers, LDAC codec, Hi-Res Audio certification and 80 hours of battery life.
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E-Catalog UK editor, Headphones
Olexandr Cherkashche…, edited 08.04.2026
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Can Nothing Headphone (1) be worn in the rain?
They are best not used in the rain: the IP52 protection is intended more for dust and light splashes. The headphones should handle accidental moisture without much trouble, but getting wet in the rain is already risky for them.Source:Expert reviews
How long do the Nothing Headphone (1) last without charging?
With ANC, you can expect approximately 35 hours of music playback, and up to 80 hours without noise cancellation. When using LDAC with ANC, the playback time is reduced to approximately 30 hours; a 5-minute quick charge adds up to 5 hours of listening without ANC.Source:SpecificationsExpert reviews
How does Nothing Headphone (1) cancel noise?
Noise cancellation effectively reduces the steady hum of an airplane, traffic, and an air conditioner, but sharp sounds and nearby conversations are still audible. In a noisy café or outdoors, things will feel noticeably calmer, although ANC is less effective than in top models from Sony, Bose, and Apple.Source:Expert reviews
Won’t they feel uncomfortable during prolonged wear?
The fit is generally comfortable, but these are fairly heavy headphones—329 g—and the headband may feel snug. They are suitable for several hours of listening, but in terms of lightness and all-day comfort, they fall behind lighter competitors.Source:SpecificationsExpert reviews
Can they be used for listening via a cable?
Yes, wired connectivity is available via 3.5 mm and USB-C, and both cables are included. The USB-C connection is useful for those who want to listen to digital audio from a compatible device, while Bluetooth 5.3 remains an option for everyday wireless use.Source:SpecificationsExpert reviews
Is it convenient to control music and volume?
The controls use physical elements rather than touch gestures: the wheel adjusts the volume and switches between noise-cancellation modes, while a separate button skips through tracks. The buttons are easy to distinguish by touch, so once you get used to them, you can find them easily without taking off the headphones.Source:Expert reviews
How do they sound?
The sound can be noticeably customized to your preferences, but not everyone will like the default profile. Opinions on it vary: some praise its clean, balanced presentation, while others find it lacking in brightness and spaciousness; fortunately, the app includes a detailed eight-band equalizer.Source:Expert reviews
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With the latest firmware update, with noise cancelling on they now sound flat, with almost no low frequencies left, like cheap knock-off headphones. Without it it’s a bit better, but not like it was on the old firmware. The current version 1.0.1.74 hasn’t updated for over a month. All this time I haven’t been able to use the headphones because they objectively sound bad. I wrote to support several times, tried tweaking the EQ- nothing helps. There’s no way to roll back to the old firmware.
On the community site there’s already a whole thread of people unhappy with this situation.
With this attitude toward the customer- I don’t recommend it. Better get something from Sony, Bose, or some other reputable brand.
In everything else- I liked them. button controls instead of touch sensors, water resistance, included accessories, battery life, the presence of a 3.5 mm input and a cable in the box. While they sounded good- I listened to my old CD Walkman. The zipper on the case is honestly so-so, I don’t think it’ll last long.